My review of Where You End by Abbott Kahler

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Title: Where You End

Author: Abbott Kahler

Expected Publication: January 16,2024 

Publisher: Macmillan Audio

Genre: Thriller, Mystery, Horror 

Pages: 336 pages 

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Review: 

I went into this book blind and I am glad that I did. Kat had an accident and when she finally wakes up from her accident she sees her mirror image Jude (Her twin). Kat does not remember anything and relies on Jude to tell her about her past and who she was. However, Kat begins to believe that Jude is not quite as truthful as she originally thought.  Kat begins spiraling to discover her past and goes into a cult society to discover what happened to her and try to regain her memories. Jude must save Kat from the past and save herself from all the threats of the past. 
This story was increasingly creepy and good however, this book did take a bit of time to become invested in and then also it was kind of confusing with the jumping timeline but towards the end, it all came into view and was worth the read! The past was definitely really twisted! There probably should have been some kind of trigger warnings because it will not be for everyone. This is a twisted dark psychological thriller that does have a cult in and it's insane how people just join in on the cult and don't think a second thing about it. They had a game with the kids involved in the cult where they were all dressed up as different animals and they were putting these kids against each other and getting each other to cut off part of their costumes and rewarded the player with the most pieces. Talk about a cutthroat society!  
I was given the audiobook by Macmillan Audio and Netgalley to listen to and review! The narrator did an amazing job and kept me interested with the listen! Worth the listen!

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